shot placement vs speed

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  1. Jun 28, 2017 #21
    Buka

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    Ooooh, fish frys are always good!

    We went the poached route....cube up some fresh Ahi...

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    Poach for three minutes, rinse under cold water, add mayo, finely chopped onion and celery and make sanggies...

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    Sorry for the derail, but talk of shooting always makes me hungry. :)
     
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    As long as you keep your underwear out of your smoothie, and vice versa.
     
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    Movement when shooting, adrenalized shooting, shooting from cover all of these should be part of your regular firearms training. If you are only going to the range and shooting at a stationary target from a stand still position then your training is probably not enough.

    If anyone is in Vegas I can take you to a private range during the week and perform all of the above!

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    Unfortunately I do not have the ocean like Buka above for afterwards but we can certainly have drinks and swim in the pool! ;)
     
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    PhotonGuy

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    One of the main places where I take shooting classes people come from all over the country, and if you ask me its worth it.

     
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    Do they teach the Weaver stance?
     
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    They teach a modified Weaver stance although you're not required to use it.
     
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    Ok, I prefer more of an isosceles type stance.
     
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    I use the same stance I box from. Seems to work.
     
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    Support side arm bent or straight?
     
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    Bent. I snap to that position.
     
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    You are using a Weaver or Modified Weaver.
     
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    There is some good training to be had at Front Site. It can be expensive but good training none the less.
     
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    So do I. Some people do use the isosceles stance there.
     
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    And costs $9,900 at the lowest or as much as $18,000 if you make monthly credit card payments.

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    You revive this topic every couple of years or something? :)

    Accuracy vs Speed

    My answer remains the same:

    If you can place 3 rounds touching in 30 seconds... You need to speed up. If you hit a limb with one out of 3 shoots in 1 second...you need to slow down.

    I know I know...we all heard the old saw that "smooth is fast". Yes.

    However that doesn't mean what most people think it means. I can be smooth AND SLOW. You need to shoot as fast as you " smoothly " can.

    Professional shooters use shot timers for a reason. You need to balance speed and accuracy with a smooth presentation/gun handling.
     
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    Generally, I dislike fixedness in both long swords and hands. Fixedness means a dead hand. Pliability is a living hand. You must bear this in mind. -Musashi
     
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    Okay, Mister Smarty Pants, what color sneakers am I wearing?
     
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